CMN 577 Module 3 Questions with 100%
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Human trafficking definition?
Modern day slavery, lacks basic freedom of food, shelter, sleep. Recruitment harboring
transportation, provisioning, or obtaining person by force fraud coercion for labor or services.
Difference between labor trafficking and exploitation?
Both have unfair wages, trafficking involves the person not being able to leave whereas
exploitation the person has the freedom to leave.
Child soldiering?
<18 who has been compulsorily recruited into governmental armed force, or under 15 who
have been voluntarily recruited.
Definition of sex trafficking?
Less than 18 who are recruited, harbored, transported, or obtained for commercial sex acts or
11-14 years old recruited.
What are the different methods of human trafficking?
forced, fraudulent, coerced.
Red flags of human trafficking?
lack of legal ID, no idea of last medical exam, pays with cash, "just visiting", inconsistent
stories, handler speaks for the patient.
What is alternative medicine?
Used in place of western medicine
, What is complementary medicine?
Used in conjunction to western medicine
What are some common supplements seen in complementary medicine? What are they
used for?
Saw palmetto- BPH, St. John wort- mild/ mod depression ( do not use with antidepressants),
gingko- dementia, mental clarity, Echinacea/ elderberry- URIs, common cold, Turmeric- anti
inflammatory, garlic- HTN, HLD, peppermint- nausea, IBS, ginger- nausea, soy- CV disease/
osteoporosis, Aloe vera- skin care soothing burns, aiding in digestion
What is the dietary supplement and health education act?
1994. Statue of US federal legislation which defines and regulates dietary supplements.
Manufacturers are prohibited from marketing misbranded diet supplements
What is the US Pharmacopeia?
Sets quality, purity, strength, and identity standards for medicines, food ingredients, dietary
supplements, independent not for profit
What are considered biologically based complementary medicine?
fish oil, probiotics, essential oils
What are examples of mind body medicine?
biofeedback- use thoughts to control bodily responses, taichi, mindful meditation, guided
imagery, hypnosis, yoga.
What are examples of manual medicine?
Osteopathy, chiropractic, dry needling- western based! myofascial release usually performed
by physical therapist.
Correct Answers
Human trafficking definition?
Modern day slavery, lacks basic freedom of food, shelter, sleep. Recruitment harboring
transportation, provisioning, or obtaining person by force fraud coercion for labor or services.
Difference between labor trafficking and exploitation?
Both have unfair wages, trafficking involves the person not being able to leave whereas
exploitation the person has the freedom to leave.
Child soldiering?
<18 who has been compulsorily recruited into governmental armed force, or under 15 who
have been voluntarily recruited.
Definition of sex trafficking?
Less than 18 who are recruited, harbored, transported, or obtained for commercial sex acts or
11-14 years old recruited.
What are the different methods of human trafficking?
forced, fraudulent, coerced.
Red flags of human trafficking?
lack of legal ID, no idea of last medical exam, pays with cash, "just visiting", inconsistent
stories, handler speaks for the patient.
What is alternative medicine?
Used in place of western medicine
, What is complementary medicine?
Used in conjunction to western medicine
What are some common supplements seen in complementary medicine? What are they
used for?
Saw palmetto- BPH, St. John wort- mild/ mod depression ( do not use with antidepressants),
gingko- dementia, mental clarity, Echinacea/ elderberry- URIs, common cold, Turmeric- anti
inflammatory, garlic- HTN, HLD, peppermint- nausea, IBS, ginger- nausea, soy- CV disease/
osteoporosis, Aloe vera- skin care soothing burns, aiding in digestion
What is the dietary supplement and health education act?
1994. Statue of US federal legislation which defines and regulates dietary supplements.
Manufacturers are prohibited from marketing misbranded diet supplements
What is the US Pharmacopeia?
Sets quality, purity, strength, and identity standards for medicines, food ingredients, dietary
supplements, independent not for profit
What are considered biologically based complementary medicine?
fish oil, probiotics, essential oils
What are examples of mind body medicine?
biofeedback- use thoughts to control bodily responses, taichi, mindful meditation, guided
imagery, hypnosis, yoga.
What are examples of manual medicine?
Osteopathy, chiropractic, dry needling- western based! myofascial release usually performed
by physical therapist.
